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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
woMss AT The POLLS.
How They sohs Ihsfr Votes 80 rrohisitia
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no~ They sots Thsir Votes iu Prohibition
Kansas-rhe sports"
LK4yxs WORTH. Kas-. April 9.-rhis city
witnessed the remarkable sight of process
cessson Wednesday. in which 800 Of the
most protainent and respected ladies Of the
city. in their private carriages, took part in
celebration of the defeat OF the nominees OF
the Woman Suffrage movement. All wore
bsdgstxi.h pictures Of S. T. Neely. the sue
neutrality-suspicious. candidate for Mayor. The
vehicles anG msny OF the houses OF business
were deckesi win fisgs. Much money was
used IA the election purchasing vofnen's
voies. aud the attendant expenses OF car
riages 10 convey them 10 the polls has nisde
il he most costly municipal election in the
history Of the towL
some Of the ladies' were deferred fiom
yoline by women Of the other side threaten
iag 20 vensi.ats family eecrsts. The most
bitter aDimosities were engenosret scam
d.Is revived ana unws1lantef attacks were
made on regulations The female suffrage
law. in this city az ie1ss, viii be dead
lelLsE 10 the future. Mrs. Helen M. Cougar,
the Indiana woman suffrage agitatos, who
has Iabored diligently ia kansas since the
campaign opened. is much cbsgrsned over
the reSalt.
Most lrdcrous scenes were enacted at
Wichita Six hundred women registered
and 30 PIT down their occupation as
sports" The sports" were frat 10 exer-
else their ne wly acquired privileges. and as
tnsy drove up IN tneir carriages they were
greeted with cheers and in some cases in
snl.inz rrmsrks. The sports" voted solidly
for Martin. Labor candidate for Mayor, and
he wss elected by 60o majority.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10


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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

FftE GOLDEN Gals or COMMERCE.
General BsAeo. o0e of the nlsmbsFs d
ths -Saahsdr;n.@ IS rsssiys r1der newr-
paper criticism. on the recent proclanG-
t:on issued, ssspssdinr the enforcement
Of ths law. n the speciai c1ses q several
railroad corporSsions. He says, "Thtrs
u no question - to cur authority 10
make tie order. ws ara uos1imous on
that point Ws have zivea on<ae.vss,
SAYS Bekao. 'thrse scontbs sin1s 10 look
iuto ths case; any ordinary court weald
rsQuire as ieass SIX moafhs before .
dscisson coald bs fese3ed. Ws have to
eiss ourselves some siz1e fof isvss;iss-
tiou. We have 70 travs, aboEt aaa look
into these matters; ne ca1Hot dsci13 oiR-
haad Evea Js'freys ussd to x.ss 8 nan
= hesrir9 sonssin1es oefoya ne sentencsd
ana. lis to be ssarsd lhat sae above
and many kindred sdmzsi0ns of mortsi
iaaoility On ihs part of this gfsas tfFtu-
nai. viii weaken shs f&isb of ne pubiic 10
the infnils wisdom snd sub,sras power q
skis nsv God q Ccuuercs--sAis Golden
Calf e Railway Moureo'y. shas al ara
cenms1aed % 9beT and worship. What
10 tbsy ~sat q; tias2 WY d0n't they
say 10 th,s csc. DO tais.~ and - thas
oue. do ihAi.~ ssi - arosbsr. "(lo and
sin ~ moreg' Disxoss Of essas a. oaSe
aud iorevsr. - ssst - thsy eomss kuocx
them 90 rgas snd lslt; kaep 10 oCoxs.
open ao socoaals. eash IA a.1rsnce. snd ID
back fsIk. sal tins exsEeiaa tue slniSaly
power an.i sbselats authority Congress
hss ziTea thsuaf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

tTf~ -Eii%ft ~ = - If~iHi - >
Ihs Lansing correspondent OF The
Tx1zaE sn-Heesio fsfl n win sorns os
tie charter sraandnsns boomers o. Lan-
siag, Friday, and his ale dispatch that
2sghs lariented toe fact that the amend
msnt bill would not pass. He sssrled %
see from hs8 position on lhs dome o. the
State capitol Irsas1rsr-elsct GxcEaE X.
RzRnr, ct this city, working tcosh aud
nail for the passage Of ibs arasuGuent.
I.as fact il hat SIX weeks csicre 1-
PzERx was nominated sog Treasurer. be
had signed petition protesting against
the pszsags q ihs sr4endasnis. Since
hls election Mr.. Pussy has positively re-
lrsed % do anything sisSsr Tor or against
ths amsndmsnts. All the sl1as. lhs
charter Of Grs1d Rapids viii not be
arasrdsd this session
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

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css ~ year sPriS. fes ne esegxreea-
se<&ks esli q is1Es<stal hte
~ zaees are eatleaas - pself1ins seez
fhs speii x the bear : Fise.
MIA As asoety yesn q Aie
'rz ~sli sh.t sbe nanly os.nse l. rLa
Eyso s1o1ld Tesreff1l tesI
Be sse1 lor lie - fals oo1s.
Ane eiosins. wlth8oi iesr.
The days oi t1e plosaess.
II O. D. H.&dr~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Alas Thess beautiful bat unhappy
peaIa1nlas, What wilh rroaibssion. the
Inlsz State idioey ana > Legislsiage
vho, Notwithstanding ths tscs thar Ne
lave somethsng hks 10000 laws or eur
statute books nov. ccatinus b pass
TIRES or tour a DAY. tho State IS meet
unhappy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

The Ice par.sa'sg went cut ~ Reeds lake
~sstsriag. saa. he law n1twtihssa asfnz
sevsssl parties wers sreeEed last niFhs n
sesarinz 6sh Gaue Wsrden S.nita sAeli,6
~ erce scoefns = aepasv fs- ttsf szes,on.
uhs via make sn sxsIoeie of sonis 81 tz-ea
iaw-trzaSers
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

The TzLEaEsN-HsEAtD hae sene three
or four hundred zusssss On the result %
ths vote on he prohlbitory amsndmen,.
They range al thu way from 800 IN favor
- 10000 n favor and to 10000 against.
Somebody vii gst the pager yssv tree
ard ihs Fssas wil b announced inns-
diatsly zftsr The oficiAl eoant. which
takes plass on Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

roor Michigan is having hsaps o.
trouble thsse days Shs barely escaped
Ire prohibition spi1s1sie ard nov i u
announced thas TIA Lszialzturs is Likely
70 remsia IN ssssion al Summer 10 con-
slslsr proposed .smperanes measures.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Tia boys of tie I nsn Schoos ga the
west Side have organised = niiasarr cosa-
rssy. stsrtnx eut ~.ta a nsenIexsAIp 81
fueusy.fze. Icon Wsfeo8 ess e.sces-f 1s1.
tain. ~ C.sTx. first Llsafrrsat. A. Hti.e.
<efreant The eEosrs el ft.e SiFil oruantss
tion are FL De7ie Fss.,isnt, e. ehslaisn.
S<clatarr ~ Neenc. Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Al afzz hs-s Is Grand hsp.6s Isrdse No.
IL q U - Sal other nentsfs q ne
'rtsr wae eko- are re41eeed - Hse<t =
"a Fe,aps hss tsisg "a fh7ee osisck iss
iee sfs-uosa "a szfe-d tas fsssrs3 of
En3sbsr Iosr2a Z. Fre1d
2. q. N.e saa.a 4 g
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Tia Marquette s1l0oa- ksepeFs kosE
zhst fhey ars cong TheiE exam2is vii
b. tDlloWsi - mary portious u ths STATS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

The sEnsadmsnts - la city charter %
Grand Rspids vii SCARCELY psss tie
LsgisistnEs. ADD onr citizens wlil have
that much . b lhaakiai Or.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

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eor.nrer. - IEiaoia. = 81 81 -ts N
fttf aare - zaianr inserrit~ 81 fsr0e 81
-, rsnouiaatioa q rfaziss cieysiaa2
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Ersss- tee 3srasnsa Ali society
arer a i8.saorrsW. Ne1siaF eve1srs
AatI "a tsse f8Ft azie eaoa4h .a her.
81 Fsa s.f taa c--srsaelxs 49, az<.s<
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Palnistry Il aes suoh asw crsas; we
hsss knosa men % 81, aroa8d ssbis ioF
hours trying y hnd oct aDout ssca
olhsE's hAnds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Mayor Disenan states tkst be IS going %
try an4 have the pictures Of al Of the de-
ceased ex-AayoEs placed on the walls Of the
Council Chsnber ia the new City Hall.
The Mayor remarked. with gnassaF2ed mod
essy in tone that suggested al interrogation
point That It wozld hardly bs sppropri-
ale 70 hang up tbs pictures Of those who
have been horored With the M&yorally and
are still alive The BystAnaer approved
the idea. provided the Aldermen would nos
zss jealous and Insist that they sbould be
likewise hOnored. adding. respectfully the
present council"
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Zach class IN Grand Rapids seems TO have
is loissrinS placs-a place to catch the sun
shine The sporting fraternity, the men
Who guess on the high card. usually sun
themselves in the afternoon on the north
side OF Pearl-st., between the Arcade and
canaf-ss Il makes 10 difference. whether
they bad III luck during the night before.
they turn up on the street smiling, and
generally well dressed. They are pretty
good looking fellows or tue average, and
thefa Il scs-coly fair. or dishonest
gambler among them. Ia references 10
gambling IN Grand Rapids. gs!Lknown
Dismbzr Of the fraternity, said yesterday.
-Yoa can 80 into most any c;.y IN the
country and You will nos find one where
cur business IS conducted as honorabiy
aad respectfully es il is in Grand
Rapids. There are no steorers o.
ropers employed Os connected wi.h the
game IN any way, aud people who are SUP
posed 10 De unable % afford 10 risS their
earnings arc barred ou.. believe gamblin !,
more or les passion aad notwi hssaadins
efforts At prohibiting the business. men wh1
are endowed with the taste, will gf4tily L.
don't know OF gambling acuse in this
city that vii sell mAn with dinner pail
a stack Of chips. and the majority OF men
who gamble. admitting that il IS wrong.
aa afford to do II as far IS their finances
are concerned
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10


A2s there s1e souas sissaat sites ep tosu
fr theatre. The stables opposite The
4onoa IS oDe, and theatrical aznazers
lave considsfed he PSsillioa livery slsbis
il lie rear ef tAs Porter Bloek. as an sligi-
bls leeasioa. fsr play hoass. Bar ua-
d0abssiiy the most opsn aud attractive site
Is she Wsnasru Block, eorasF Of Division
aud foaroe. as. Il Is certainly the most
pfoniIsat ioc1tioa in the city aud most ap-
pFopTioss considering the tendency Of basi-
ness Ia that direction Yesterday, Joe
lag. lever comedian. aud capable. level
hsaied oasiness nsa. dropped hint that
some Of the above sites were under coassd-
erailoa f0r The bRiliing OF thestef. Mr..
LAhg would not say who ths interested
parties are. but il has bsen frequently pre-
dieted that there would os theatre up
lo~n sithin tge years. aud il IS possible a
ns~ theatre may DC bullt IN the vicinity
mentioned during tie coming sasson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Izs f1ealsy fha six4axf f4oa5ez ffes1
s. lsaSs = 3sckloas llIg w4s twrats
t.er hsazz - esxksug ne fFiP. tkeo.e se4n'
l.si tas0sea sA.eA lie boas s<ssea rsz oeeo
81 psnter alssd sitA s<ios ard thst - n0eh
AsrasF - pasA shroasa than tAFee fsss g
os. The boak usa3s re. c1aanss, sad
{ spk. Ass1zany. u the g. 4. l.. walked
est 81 sc ta-ss toof scs hail miis . nasss
tie i&h1ssag bast
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

igESTs WANTED -NRN AED uoxEF
q ererxu here fof ~ esfT rro1ey-iae ling 8stsl-
frezx NfFkeFr rsfsf 81 rssr week sas Is11 .
fat n send fer - erse ffff sap s. ron neea
p<yinx bssinese keTln afg Ca. = y Ebieaao
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Speaking about pisces herc nlen DO cen.
xre-afe. to pass tasir leisure Aours tbe
o wash-ta-S0nz Club is probably the mos.
sopular resort IN the city, pariicaisriy for
the xsll % DO Young msn. l. IS becoming
cutie The fssAion ~ Iauch a. the club. aus
tAs objective point ii Ire stroll up town Il
lhe afternoon Is the CUB. Tbaa there are
resorts On the way no t. the cub where q
es;reogthenerf nay be had prsoaFatory TO
, course of exercise with tbe vsrio0s sypE-
ances IN tss IS yrtEasi..ia. It Is eEi,s popa
lar ausrz the business men sem town -
take a long stroll at noon and late n tie
aaerneon froG1 the foot Of .Eaaroe-zt. g tie
'.issf charcs some Hhsre IN taa esfi5 psFt
o. South Div;sien-st. Veii. sasA & tbtoz
weul8 60, he aosrd psrhsps in q large cts.
bas e serves a. cae o. Tie tad5aH7as t4Af
b1sioess men ars gr0Fins ia tae ds4eIop-
nisnl Of thsir tastes. IS asii - ieaTninx -
aperccass the aivsnss~c Of ssiec ing iis.
tle leis1rs tilpe from fhs s3utins of hnsaess
ard n>ins Is sos.a.lv 10 tae bsnsds e e a
other re tia cfa1ss ia hasiu nssy be
sscrsbsd il = Srest n sasaGe the inHssncs O.
sAs eiab SIX o'c.ask .iaaey WI p.oasbls
he p5oal4r here 100. ia he 1sas ialars
80 tasf = dsiegaiion - Reverend -eutie.
ren fcm Grand Rspisls wsrs 5s fzassaE.
IN he infs-szs o. tas Nsrt;aEs License Bill.
nov bsgers IRE iI3osz Cousra iftzs. ssssus e
ne thas thsss holy isshers woa'3 sscon
tslsA nors eoo3 BY efscrpt and sxs r. ese a.
aoaae - tae.r osn rnrifs MAN - a.
laasng. ryiss to t1aby iafsrsh snS
rsviYe a. atse'ste. anlsss rsle - Fdsss
fi1ten fiases. Wtv wiil ass shess essv rest
lsss. relisicsi doctors. - vel slsxs - asens
Can there res re- aisrsisst kirfh ar 5eata
social gssfis1. conseaaon. er mss
fnestinx. a0acss ttsss gentlemen seskias
- govern. caat-el sAJ regulate &. 81 ss1ae
sprcisi iSwf =. IS - be aorss shas las1s is
teo m1eh snte.ies1ce. ara fr.sot;tai geo6
sense - oar 1ess'stafe - revive aev ~
tae os.i 5sze ar.iesl ssllcs y eh11eh sna ssafe.
is saha lais Ax belenxk il esmnaoa xitA
ssrv osasrs. eeasiis a3ee1i kad sar
sacA a. sae Sses taxed CT sverT bra
carfssniag hstszm. ilneSsl. esa. sse
- iise sszse ior ne seaeHt 81 me cs arsh.
Iast thz1k of so';a cd sranes7 II eses ct
= vie esae ottixe6 g cccar u s9enle ~
kss Dilss raa toe eeaatrT ansi 50 - 10
tbs csonfv Bails * ts8 ar est be
u1se ysnn4 sasn. WITH - say ma aese
d ~ wsat eszxs = - ssan 81 ~ sf.ea
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
To Ttresv,nen.

hob REET. ktRil. J. ie1. 7T1n PtHf ~.
u srF Barn. corner ~ erf31f atd Fl-r,so .sts
IoetirL d garles Coz seeE1 lofteF tork,
6rsHs haD.ds Mica sn
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
lrenfs.

WANTED -ogg MoREocoD kexrT. urpT
" heve small cash csaftal Cal ~ NDBdsf
efeaf8e. Tfaulre ~ ~ $ Hsrkhkll. g. Housos-
AZ, io J G. Gun IS Law or1cf %
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Dohfk Ako RoeN 90 EEkf Tit THREE
1 sfnfg tF1tk diae iufaleftg knass = =, si,e
F1Nhrd Aei1ftt fH1ieftF 81 faa1 reps if vel
iEsie1. eeam healec 81 iEh pfsises ssssssi. f,eih
steam atlD rasef t4fts tt lscafi1I either
irsfs cf naod sfock re, a. ftn.4..l ta,s a.. -
nom fertrs f4eI AL npi a. afins Harf -
saofe. - slisaif36n 10 saii a. ~ Blsss3L ~
st. fB
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-31

This is the last chance for those who
intend to vote at the coming municipal
election to get their names on the reg
istration lists. Registrars may be found
to day, at the various places mentioned
below:
First Municipal Ward - William
Shovel, deputy registrar. Office at
residence, No. 424 S. Third East Street.
He can be found there from Z to 9 am.
and from to 8 pm. daily.
Second Municipal Ward-A L. Will
Jams, deputy registrar. Office at 145 s.
East Temple street. Cd. & r G. coal
Office } Hours from 10 am. to II M,
and 2 to 6pm.
Third Municipal Ward-George b.
Kelly, deputy registrar, Can be found
at his residence, No. 218 w. Third
North Street, from TO $50 am and 6
TO 8 pm; and at his Office No. 46 W.
Second South Street from 8 m. to 5
pm.
Fourth Municipal Ward-John Dull,
deputy registrar. Office at residence
No. 267 Third Street, where he can De
found from 5to pm, daily.
Fifth Municipal Ward-T. j. Baker,
deputy registrar Office OF. No. 145 S.
East Temple Street. Hours from 10 to
II a. p" and 2 to 6 pm. daily
Waldemar VanCott is city registrar,
and his Office is up stairs in the Hooper
& Eldredge block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-31
LIST OF LETTERS

IN THE PosToFFICE AT
ID, Salt Lake City, December 80, 1887.
LARIEs1 LET
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-31
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HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
and Bullion. We solicit Consignments
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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Your Last Chance .

c. R. BARRATT, Postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

secuis.es should be litel TO actually CONSTRUCTED foh
and at the actual cost of construction incindng to
equipment: and careful record OF the same shon ne
kept by the commission The exec nVe ana "rerh'hH
man ,gencHt of the roads should he open to Inspection
at all times. and heavy penalties shobd be fixed for the
abuse OF his trust by an officer In such MANAGEMENT
Each state should have a cooperating commission WIN
substantially the same powers for the regulation ana
management of roads altogether local such eol'p''
scns should also have authority to- require @ u VI eo
nagse,,ors and empoyes A public sentiment must he
aIonso, which shall demand for Tire people IN" ca, 'pe,;
ther sht while the capital involved ~ Srh r"a IS
its owners must receive rraSonanB h1cru 'eI," n
its nae Stock-warerng. construction rnet am wv, uc
reckless Of the rights d minority siockholcrs
whton ohtIus must he prom nteI dh Pt'sc..co,,
proncres filling into the hands Of spe"l,l1t"rs VINO
insist tao HIGHEST rates for transpor,Ann tIr ~
IRRESPONSIBLE management can force or OF lu "'PD
for the poorest. cheapest most dan s,ronS m o
Ell of dyidends Nth railroad cryison
compelling honest railroad management we Nh,ll nNG
lcss re Iuent periods OF srnscncy ana FEWER
panics.
THE BONDED DEBT PROBLEM.
"Next 10 this AMI many will frat OF al in imrcr-
lance I'm Of remedial legislation for the purpose
Indicted ia ca change In the fiscal policy ~ the
Gavernin-rt the hon cd debt AMI The currency IA
SOON practicable the Secretary of the Treasury should
he permanently relieved Of all control and all discretion
in the matter of the sales Of bonds The surplus In the
Treasury should he employed, where practicable In the
substitution q: gold and silver certificates for legal
tenders The interest the IA and 1-"s should he
anticipated on some such plan that suggested by the
Hon John J. knox in his address before the Bante,s
Association vt Piff.hnrg, and new bonds Shonlh We
issued bsaling or ut the most IL cent interest
These should made intcrconvertlble with Gnli or
silver certificates and lecsLtrnders the presentation
Of either at the Treasury say Sub treasury o. ING
United States these exchanges To be placed under sncu
restrictions aud hnitlIans nv definite statutes as may
seem tn necessary for the most ample protection 10
the Treasury while nj the same time preserving me
preper relations each class To tho others THIS w"d
afford stability as well rs mHch ncelri
clasticiv TIE eject of the intcrcon ME ll woV
tina. in time OF great sTingcucy the bonds wod Ne
converted thus ansmeniing IN degree as
tne necessities the might dem nd ON IA" other
band when the currency Is redundant some part q" u
would the Treasury IN eNch lnce Tor
the interest bearing hun3s Bnt cannot now elaborate
my idea Indeed my plan he IN some sense crude
ana unsatisfactory. but believe that have gwen y"
fhe correct solution In the hands Of wiser men or
Huapoe than am believe that il could lie successfully
utilized | have some legislative plans a. to new
measures hut already taken up too much OF your
time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
GEAIN LND PRODCCE MARKETS
rr..rrrrs nr Nrg.YnrK nEALVn4

r. ATr,pre OF NEG-YDGK DEALlNGI
Tie hn sentiment cereals s holis control ~ The spec
based Oh TIE ctpe TALON - smaller crop. diminish
op.tit ,u Ia foreign fields the eIihn .tai" - Tor
,icn politics SD ~ Europe But The advance Las
hon, ,.i Nat ry.t we houses who s hn on
the "lDug rru. adrisnr to taking 81 rioh- 'd' 'n
ton m new Investments The foreign markets 10 not fully
=. pond O., our bo,in AID shipping demand - pf'c
uraly Al q staut,tG. Yot niu only 1900 bushels OF
wheat taken or export spot lots were ~ , cont n"iief
The speculation ran Up The heavy hgurcs 81 @loo'o
bushels. amt gree IS iutIn. the start advanced pro"
-, cent ,atlol. aud thc Increase - nearly 100000
tr,le. Ia the vsbl. supply which was ara'r Than hal
been e1pecte forced The market back 10 SATURDAYS clos"
But the last prcr- va cent higher ior early
mouth. aud unchanged for MAY AMI June The mATssi
cosel steady A. foows December 9O January 9lh Oh
ruary 92l. March 93I, Aprl "a DC. MV 90 JHlo 'os
cents
H. com the Lul tprt rampant ana prices acted a.
Ito lp some o. TIE mont had been heavily oyer'old The
Il t, dag v,o cyeri.h ard rcgu AMI while
resulting ivanrr- rfvc an nn"h'i ''ne O." pear
anc 10 the D cuatiop spot lot, 2@3 cents butlos
half Of The n later T, ons nearly the same
extent but fen on u Tho late dealings The market closed
Doi CIV steady but Tor Drccmbcr at "a and Jauury at
C4 u. lor February AZ o3', AMI q cot Tor May al
eg7. cents sympalheiic with TIE
prominent cereals AL cent sharp reaction FOL
md Jaf usry a. 3-7, and FOR February At 49, while NAY
was UNCHANGED al - cents The iatd speculation Was
~ - ..l, a. 500 rccs o. tIo spot. bur ION
whether for export 81 not MAJ "t ms zero
a. gi AM a. o3 Nav !. - June ~ a Tuly. A. T.
me receipts 81 grain reported yesterday at No"i OIL Al
9'5, ,adr. eorS 'G 49, bn.hc. cat, bush, IT,
total grain 3s'lj! bushels hour o2S.V pAesAp's AZ
~ hci. cera iol ~ bushels 1890 bush.
els total gram 40 Jl4 bushels Hour. 81. 10 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
PPOVTRTTTOS ~ OREGON.

The man who say that the vote proves mat
"A aiorffv 90 ,hc pcopl' Of Oregon love money
vhi-kcv and the infucncc 81 tho liquor traflc more
than their homes and tlcir country, - rrhY 10 oo
uttl,,I for his shallowne.. and folly. Bh this wa,
The spirit 81 the lafo effort 10 carry prohibition VI
similar quality f. the assertion that all The ln'Heo
reason. better judgment. conscience ana H"ru pilh
,inlcp Of the state w~re enlisted IN the prohibition
cause Thcsc forces were prcpnud"ranily on mo
,fher side that 'he proposed amendment could not
AR one week abide the discussion. and tho majority
against prohibition f. large that II ma ono liquor
seller hid appeared at the polls or moved hngcF
An the election tho amendment would have been br@-
en-. Prohibition never dh and never V -tr'e'l IN
any Sfsto where there f. courage 10 chAlchsc lA'
nrtcnsons ~ It's advocate. Tn" man VINO 'hihs
nom the pulpit T. often protected By hi" ci"n ana
mat windy oIcrcs have monopoly of intelligence
norallty and virtue